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Axle-Less Trailer Suspension vs Competitors
Axle-Less trailer suspensions are a leader in the industry for a reason — more than one reason, actually.
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Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension |
Torsion Suspension |
Leaf Spring Suspension |
Trailing Arm Style Suspension |
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Price |
$784+ |
$649+ |
$300+ |
$1,800+ |
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Requires Axle |
No |
No |
Yes |
No |
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Improved Ride Quality |
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Durability |
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Off-Road Capable |
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Maximum Ground Clearance |
See our suspension in action
Our Axle-Less design features our Aeon® rubber spring technology.
Install your Axle-Less suspension in a few simple steps, with just a few tools you already have on hand.
Whether building a custom rig or retrofitting an existing trailer, here’s how to pick the right Axle-Less suspension.
Stay in control of your tow no matter what obstacles you encounter.
Axle-Less suspensions aren’t only for off-roading. Enjoy a smooth, quiet ride for your utility trailer, too.
Your questions, answered
You want all the info before choosing the right trailer suspension for you. And we want to help.
If you need maximum ground clearance for off-roading, Axle-Less is the way to go. If you have more robust towing needs that don’t require more ground clearance, like landscape trailers or construction trailers, the Silent-Ride is your best option.
Axle-Less trailer suspensions are fully independent and do not require an axle, allowing for ultimate control of your rig. A torsion trailer suspension, on the other hand, is housed within an axle tube and can’t withstand the abuse and rigors of off-road and overland travel.
Our jounce and rebound springs are made from natural rubber, with all the unique characteristics that make our Aeon® springs a leader in towing and hauling.
The capacity rating represents one complete Axle-Less Suspension, i.e. both sides.
Yes. Some maintenance is required, such as greasing the pivot bushings and wheel bearings. For detailed maintenance information, refer to the maintenance notes included with the installation instructions.
To begin, you’ll need to make sure the frame is perfectly square. Additionally, some trailer frames require additional support, like an extension plate to allow bolts to be installed vertically. This would eliminate the use of a cross-member, allowing you to achieve maximum ground clearance.
Have questions? Reach out to one of our resident suspension techs about your trailer project to determine whether Axle-Less trailer suspension is right for you.
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We can help you decide if the Axle-Less trailer suspension is right for you.
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